News Heart Foundation launches Coles Health Hub in partnership with supermarket and News Corp by Brittney Rigby
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Hannah Blackiston 2 hours ago 800,000 metro viewers tune in to watch celebs disrobe on Seven’s All New Monty: Guys and Gals
Brittney Rigby 2 hours ago Futurebrand appointed to sports sponsorship platform Myfavorito’s branding account
Zoe Wilkinson 3 days ago Tech start-up Memories pulls at the heartstrings with campaign from The Monkeys
Hannah Blackiston 3 days ago Cam Hoelter returns from New York to join CHE Proximity in Sydney as Wesley Hawes exits
Hannah Blackiston 3 days ago 879,000 metro viewers watch Locky find love as Ten’s The Bachelor concludes
Hannah Blackiston 3 days ago Tech start-up Memories appoints Speed as global performance media agency
Zoe Wilkinson 3 days ago Agriculture brand Nufarm leverages its local credentials and appeals to Australian farmers
Brittney Rigby 4 days ago Simon Ryan and Joseph Pardillo make three new hires, taking Ryvalmedia to a headcount of 20
JOHAN LIDBERG 4 days ago Is fast-tracking funds to Foxtel the best way to support the media during COVID?
BLAIR WILLIAMS AND KIM HUYNH 5 days ago Channel Seven’s Plate of Origin shows how Australian multiculturalism is defined by white people
AXEL BRUNS 5 days ago Google News favours mainstream media. Even if it pays for Australian content, will local outlets fall further behind?
PAUL HASKELL-DOWLAND AND NATHALIE COLLINS 5 days ago Trump’s TikTok deal explained: who is Oracle? Why Walmart? And what does it mean for our data?
ALLAN FELS 6 days ago Funding public interest journalism requires creative solutions. A tax rebate for news media could work
CHRIS SAVAGE 6 days ago Our industry needs to fight harder against the discriminatory uni fee clusterf*ck
NICK RICHARDSON 1 week ago Celebrity, money and power: TV’s obsession with the Murdoch family dynasty
Opinion September 25, 2020 Vital Signs. Google shouldn't subsidise journalism, but the government could The ACCC's News Media Bargaining Code may not be the silver bullet the media industry is looking for, argues UNSW Professor of Economics, Richard Holden in this crossposting from The Conversation. If the government is serious about helping the industry, they should be acting much more directly.
Zoe Wilkinson 3 days ago Campaign Review: Hungry Jack’s takes aim at Maccas and is Toohey’s ‘Proudly Ordinary’ just ordinary?
Brittney Rigby 5 days ago Mark Coad on Mediabrands’ COVID-19 response: ‘We’d rather overreach and give back than ask again’
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Brittney Rigby 2 weeks ago Nine ‘set the benchmark’ for Seven and Ten, but content slate lacked ‘depth’: Media buyers review 2021 upfronts
Zoe Wilkinson 3 weeks ago Mumbrellacast: Controversy from Kyle and Domain, plus TV and ads with Todd Sampson
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